The rainfall has alleviated fire risks in many areas, but regions with minimal precipitation, such as Los Angeles and Ventura counties, remain vulnerable. Light vegetation in these areas could still become fire-prone under dry and windy conditions, particularly during Santa Ana wind events. Additionally, the increased rainfall raises concerns about flooding and debris flows in burn scar areas, where hydrophobic soils may repel water, leading to runoff and potential hazards. Local authorities are preparing for these risks by reinforcing vulnerable areas and clearing drainage systems.